People sometimes ask if the Joust AI Operations Audit comes in tiers. It doesn't. There's one engagement, one scope, one price band.
That's deliberate. The audit isn't a product. It's a service shaped like a project.
What that means in practice
Three to five weeks. A working session in week one. Process interviews in week two. ROI modeling in week three. A leadership walkthrough at the end. Same shape every time.
What's not standardized is what comes out the other end. Two companies that buy the same audit get two completely different roadmaps because their workflows, teams, and bottlenecks are different.
Why we resist productization
The temptation in consulting is always to standardize. Standardization is how you scale. But scale tends to favor the seller, not the buyer. Templated outputs feel cheap because they are.
The audit is cheap to operate because the process is standardized, not the deliverable. That's the difference.
What you actually get
You get our judgment. You get the same questions asked across companies, but the answers are yours.
That's not a SKU. That's a relationship with a structure.
Ron Davis
Founder
Three decades building enterprise platforms. Started Joust to close the gap between strategy decks and the work they're supposed to change.